Myopia is a disease characterized by clear vision up close and blurred vision at a distance. Mild to moderate myopia has no symptoms other than clear vision up close and blurred vision at a distance. In addition, children with moderate to severe myopia may experience starry eyes, eye fatigue, dry eyes, and even strabismus or amblyopia. Pseudomyopia refers to the inability of the ciliary muscle to adjust the refractive power of the lens due to excessive eye use and constant tension, and the symptoms can be relieved or disappear after rest. However, if you do not pay attention to your eye habits at this time, the refraction of the lens will change and the focus will shift forward, becoming true myopia. According to Chinese medicine, this disease is mostly due to congenital deficiency of liver and kidneys and deficiency of essence and blood; acquired overuse of eyes and depletion of essence and blood; and insufficient generation of essence and blood due to partial eating. Myopia occurs when the eyes are not nourished with enough essence and blood. The treatment principle of Tui Na therapy is to relax the meridians and channels, relieve spasm and brighten the eyes, nourish blood and fill essence. Operation method and steps: 1, the operator’s thumbs, alternately from the two eyebrows in the middle of the Hall of Indices point pushed to the front hairline midpoint, repeated 5 ~ 10 times. 2, the operator thumbs of both hands finger force, along the arch of the eyebrows from the inside out to push the tip of the eyebrows, repeated 5 ~ 10 times. 3, the operator’s thumbs of both hands finger pressure on the child’s eyebrow tip and the outer corner of the eye line about a finger after the midpoint of the solar plexus, press and rub for 1 to 2 minutes, until there is a soreness and swelling. 4, the right hand thumb finger pressure on the right side of the child behind the ear protruding from the depression below the high bone, press and knead for 1 to 2 minutes, then the left hand thumb finger pressure on the left side of the child behind the ear protruding from the depression below the high bone, press and knead for 1 to 2 minutes. 5.The operator presses the middle finger of both hands against the child’s eyelid point about 2-3 mm from the inner corner of the eye and rubs it for 1~2 minutes until it feels sore and swollen. 6.The operator presses the middle fingers of both hands against the child’s Tianying point below the eyebrow and rubs for 1~2 minutes until a soreness and swelling is felt. 7.The operator applies pressure to the Zanzhu point on the child’s eyebrows with both thumbs and rubs for 1 to 2 minutes until a soreness and swelling is felt. 8.The operator’s thumbs of both hands are pressed against the fish waist point in the child’s eyebrows, and then pressed and rubbed for 1~2 minutes until there is a soreness and swelling. 9, the operator’s thumbs of both hands are pressed on the four white points of the cheeks of children (eyes square, pupil straight down, when the infraorbital pore depression), press and rub for 1 to 2 minutes, or until there is a sense of acidity and swelling. 10, the operator flexes both index fingers, with the radial side of the index finger force, along the clockwise around the eyes for scraping, repeatedly operate 5 ~ 10 turns. 11, the operator’s right thumb off peak pressure on the child’s tianzhu bone point, from top to bottom for flicking method 5 ~ 10 times, or until there is a sense of soreness and swelling. (Tianzhu bone is located at the back of the neck in the midline, from the posterior hairline to the seventh cervical vertebrae) 12, the operator’s two thumbs on the back of the child heart Yu point, press and rub for 1 ~ 3 minutes, until there is a sense of soreness and swelling. (Heart Yu is located under the spinous process of the fifth thoracic vertebra, next to the midline of the back, about one and a half fingers with the child’s fingers) 13.The operator applies pressure to the Liver Yu point on the child’s back with both thumbs, and presses and rubs it for 1~3 minutes until there is a soreness and swelling. (Liver Yu is located under the spinous process of the ninth thoracic vertebra, next to the midline of the back, about one and a half fingers with the child’s fingers) 14.The operator applies pressure to the Spleen Yu point on the child’s back with both thumbs, and presses and rubs it for 1~3 minutes until there is a soreness and swelling. (Spleen Yu is located under the spinous process of the eleventh thoracic vertebrae, next to the midline of the back, about one and a half fingers with the child’s fingers) 15.The operator applies pressure to the Kidney Yu point on the child’s back with the thumbs of both hands, and presses and rubs for 1~3 minutes until there is a soreness and swelling. (Kidney Yu is located under the spinous process of the second lumbar vertebra, next to the midline of the back, use the child’s fingers to measure about one and a half fingers)